I've posted a few other threads about failed kickstarters, but the articles behind those where no where as indepth as the treatment by the NY Times:
ZPM Espresso and the Rage of the Jilted Crowdfunder
One of the first quotes nails the whole thing, I think:
It's a very interesting read- and it's also interesting that even with the best of intent, things just fail. How do you manage those expectations? Especially when there's money involved from people that are not used to the market?
ZPM Espresso and the Rage of the Jilted Crowdfunder
One of the first quotes nails the whole thing, I think:
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Kickstarter and its crowdfunding competitors have invented a new sort of economic relationship, and a corresponding frontier of Internet acrimony.
It's a very interesting read- and it's also interesting that even with the best of intent, things just fail. How do you manage those expectations? Especially when there's money involved from people that are not used to the market?





